by Robin Mitzcavitch, Director of Religious Exploration There is a lot asked of us, isn’t there? Work hard, spend quality time with your loved ones, stay mindful and organized, be adventurous, pay for continual rising costs to live, try the recipe on Instagram, stay in shape, volunteer, educate yourself and others, and take care of … Continue reading Feeling Generous in A Needy World
Fall 2023 Gmail Issues – The Tech Team and I are aware that some gmail users have not been receiving emails that come directly from the office (as opposed to via Constant Contact). This seems to be caused by a complex communication issue between Google and our domain hosting service so it may be a … Continue reading Office News: Issues with Gmail addresses not getting emails from the church office
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We continue our Sunday Evening Adult Faith Development Program for the 2023-2024 season online this Sunday, November 12, beginning @ 7 pm, with the 6th in a 10-part series on Unitarian Universalist Theology entitled “What Moves Us.” This week’s session will explore Sophia Lyon Fahs and her contribution to our Unitarian Universalist heritage. We’ll explore some … Continue reading Sunday Evening Adult Faith Development – November 12, 7 PM, Online
Hi, Can you join me for a Hike this Saturday, November 11, at 1pm, at Broad Meadow Brook Audubon Sanctuary , in Worcester, if so, please RSVP to Bill at williamderr @ hotmail dot com? We will meet at the Visitor Center. I hope to see you there. Thanks! Bill Derr
A municipal election is being held TODAY, November 7th in Worcester. Do you have a plan to vote? Did you already vote? In Worcester, residents will be electing their Mayor and representatives for the City Council and School Committee. The polls will be open from 7 AM to 8 PM. Previously, School Committee representatives all … Continue reading Get Out The Vote Team News – Municipal Election and Special Election–Nov. 7th
Wednesday, November 8th at 7 PM in Fellowship Hall we will discuss Thrity Umrigar’s novel Everybody’s Son , a thought provoking story of interracial adoption, white privilege and socioeconomic class. You’re welcome if you haven’t finished the book, and even if you’ve not read it but want to listen in on the discussion. Our books … Continue reading UUCW Book Group – “Everybody’s Son” – November 8, 7 – 8:30 PM
by Rev. Aaron Payson In a world aflame with so much conflict, we pause to consider what ethic is required of us individually and communally to meet the challenge of this moment in our history. Keeping with this month’s Soul Matters Theme, generosity, I offer you the following story by Becky Brooks from the UUA’s … Continue reading On Generosity
